stock companies
Resident theater groups
Stock companies are business corporations whose ownership is divided into shares that can be bought and sold.
The term also refers to repertory theater groups—permanent acting troupes that perform a rotating selection of plays, often at a single venue: The stock company mounted three productions that season.
In insurance, a stock company is owned by shareholders rather than policyholders.
- corporationsLegally incorporated business entities
- sharesUnits of company ownership
- Wall StreetAmerican finance hub
- equityImpartial treatment or ownership value
- shareholderEquity owner in corporation
share price · trading · blue chip · investment · dividend · financial · historical plays · repertory theater · theater troupe · vaudeville · melodrama · actors · opening night · portfolio · annual report · business · theater · stagecraft
- fire insurancefire risk, fire damage, fire protection, fire inspections, fire hazards
- Victorian TheatreHenrik Ibsen, proscenium, Oscar Wilde, footlights, backstage
- theaterplays, stage, play, onstage, acting
- life insuranceterm life, whole life, life insurance, beneficiary, premium
stock companiestouring companies
Performance groups that travel
traveling troupes · touring productions · barnstormers · Broadway productions
stock companiessole proprietorships
Businesses with single owners
private companies · partnerships · family businesses · cooperatives · nonprofits
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